CRNA - Anesthesia

Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)Candidates must live outside of the 60-mile facility radius. Epic training is not billable. Training is completed remotely prior to the provider's start date. Providers with previous Epic experience are typically required to complete a brief 4-5 question competency module, which takes a few minutes. Providers without Epic experience should expect approximately one hour of remote Epic training prior to their first day. Coverage around the holidays is needed. Very rarely are providers asked to work on actual holidays, but they must be able to cover days surrounding the holiday. Providers will be scheduled for shifts with support staff in a care team model. The patient population includes adults. The department is a hospital-based anesthesia practice with no cardiac cases. Endoscopic procedures are a daily component of practice, running multiple rooms with approximately 4-5 cases per room each day. There is limited OB exposure currently, with potential for future expansion. Credentialing timeframe for temporary privileges is approximately 30 days, with typically 60-90 days for full credentials. Travel reimbursement is available.